Indiana is a multifaceted creative balancing performance, filmmaking, and storytelling. Beginning her journey in 2015, she started by assisting friends and family in preserving memories through wedding and event videography. She later became a contributing member of The Peoples Channel, where she developed her own docu-series highlighting the lifestyles and careers of local artists like Candy Carver and Gemynii. Seeking to stay active in the craft, she began writing and producing content for The Lux Blog, leading to deeper connections with tenured creatives. Through these collaborations, she modeled for photoshoots and filmed promotional and ad spots for various projects, steadily growing within North Carolina’s vibrant creative community.

A global pandemic and a pivotal decision prompted her to rekindle her creative pursuits, leading her to expand her skill set in graphic design and cinematography. When the world reopened, she stepped into the boudoir scene, discovered the eloquence of wine culture, and returned to managing her YouTube channel. In May 2023, she began performing as a burlesque dancer, merging her passion for movement, sensual storytelling, and stage presence.

Throughout her career, Indiana has been honored to work with research doctors from UNC, document prestigious festivals such as Art of Cool and Hopscotch, and perform in productions for choreographers and dance studios, including Ninth Street Dance and Pink Cherry Dance & Pole Studio. As she continues to grow her clientele, she remains committed to producing innovative documentaries and creative works that explore American art, storytelling, and their impact on the future. She is always eager to collaborate on projects that allow her to travel, connect with diverse communities, and share the immense value of her own experiences.